Living Alone
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. " CHAPTER VI AN AIR RAID SEEN FROM ABOVE The moonlight lay like cream upon the pavement when the witch andHarold her broomstick left the Higgins' doorstep. London was a stillSwitzerland in silver and star-grey, unblotted by people. There was ahint of pale green about the moonlight, and the lamps with their dimlight downcast were like daffodils in faery fields.
The witch mounted. Harold, who was every inch a thoroughbred and veryhighly strung, trembled beneath her, but not with fear. They reac...hedPiccadilly Circus with supernatural speed, and flashed across it. Thesound of people singing desultorily while taking shelter in the Tubefloated up to them. Here the witch said "Yoop" to Harold, and he rearedand shot upwards, narrowly missing the statue of One In A Bus-catchingAttitude, which marks the middle of the Circus.
As soon as the witch had out-distanced the noise of expectant London, she heard quite distinctly the approach of London's guests. They camewith a chorus of many notes, all deep and dangerous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " CHAPTER VI AN AIR RAID SEEN FROM ABOVE The moonlight lay like cream upon the pavement when the witch andHarold her broomstick left the Higgins' doorstep. London was a stillSwitzerland in silver and star-grey, unblotted by people. There was ahint of pale green about the moonlight, and the lamps with their dimlight downcast were like daffodils in faery fields.
The witch mounted. Harold, who was every inch a thoroughbred and veryhighly strung, trembled beneath her, but not with fear. They reac...hedPiccadilly Circus with supernatural speed, and flashed across it. Thesound of people singing desultorily while taking shelter in the Tubefloated up to them. Here the witch said "Yoop" to Harold, and he rearedand shot upwards, narrowly missing the statue of One In A Bus-catchingAttitude, which marks the middle of the Circus.
As soon as the witch had out-distanced the noise of expectant London, she heard quite distinctly the approach of London's guests. They camewith a chorus of many notes, all deep and dangerous.
What to read after Living Alone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Stella to read onlineMoreLess
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